Free For All, NullKeyboard


One of my real irks, when first using a WinMo device, was the  native SIP, then you find the D-Pad, and all of a sudden you have a way to navigate through programs, and the pc_capture1system with one finger. Sounds great doesn’t it. One of the things that doesn’t work with this system, is that every time you try to scroll through a web page in any browser, whether it be MIE, Opera or netfront, every time you encounter a text entry field the default SIP emerges and obscures a third or half of your display real estate.

This little application called NullKeyboard, negates the default windows mobile setting to open the SIP when a text field is encountered, whilst navigating via the D-pad.

As most Windows Mobile Devices still utilise a variation of D-Pad navigation, this free app that hasn’t been updated for quite a while, and still works with all current versions of WinMo, is a handy, annoyance allaying must in your Windows Mobile inventory.

Sometimes the best applications are the smallest, but you have to check this out if you have a long commute, and can’t get a seat on the train.

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breley
Dec 14, 2008

Thanks for mentioning this, Pedah. I’ll be sure to give a shot on my devices!

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